A new global water report offers a framework for understanding risk, resilience, and why protecting streamflow is critical now more than ever. Water management has long depended on the assumption
Hello, My name is Drew, and I am pleased to be joining the Colorado Water Trust as a Legal Intern. I was born in Boulder and raised in Lafayette and
Colorado’s rivers are running on empty as drought grips the intermountain west. But a record-setting response from Colorado Water Trust is helping keep critical stretches of rivers around our state
Hi, I’m Karlyn, and I’m excited to join Colorado Water Trust as a Water Resources Specialist! I grew up in the Pacific Northwest, surrounded by saltwater, and have always felt
At the Reiter Family Foundation, we believe in meaningful philanthropic investment in the central pillars of our communities. Throughout the past couple years, we have been in a phase of
Do you work with or near a stream that flows through a Colorado city or town? If so, we want to hear from you. https://cuboulder.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2sLXONfaYSQ6AM6 In partnership with CWT, the
As graduate students, we’re used to diving into research papers and policy reports. But over the past few months of our capstone project with the Colorado Water Trust, we’ve had
Hi there! My name is Andi, and I am Colorado Water Trust’s newest Staff Attorney. I am honored to be part of the Colorado Water Trust team and to contribute
To everyone who submitted photos to our 2025 contest, thank you so much for your submissions! We loved getting to see your beautiful photos, and thinking more about the question
Meet the MENV Team: Graduate Consultants Working to Restore Colorado’s Urban Waterways Hello! We are a team of graduate students from the Masters of the Environment (MENV) program at the
Enter our photo contest by sending us your river photos! We want to see what Colorado’s rivers mean to you. Contest Details & Guidelines: There are two categories: Youth (15
At Colorado Water Trust, we’ve spent more than two decades working to restore the health of Colorado’s rivers, primarily in rural and agricultural areas. But as Colorado’s population grows, as